For, as Weinberg argues, while Aristotle prized theories based on mental rumination alone, it was the emergence of the scientific method, rooted in physical experimentation, that has allowed us to discover, explain and harness the laws of nature.
Completion of the ISS, together with operational hardware, effective experimentation strategies, and sample return protocols, has allowed for the first time a complete, replicated, organ-specific transcriptome analysis for physiological adaptation of Arabidopsis to spaceflight in laboratory-typical plant growth conditions.
The observation of Fig. 6a has allowed the identification of four main phases in line with the assumptions of our experimentation (see "Experimentation framework").
The vast physical space of the city, which has allowed it to be such a phenomenal place of creativity, experimentation and innovation, just doesn't exist in the way it did a few decades ago".
On the other hand, the work has allowed the validation of the inductor design used in the experimentation.
Most remarkably it has allowed us to reconstruct the biology of diverse life forms, such as the syphilis pathogen [ 8], the malarial parasite [ 9] or the diverse uncultivable microorganisms [ 10], which were never too amenable to classical experimentation.
For the sixty-odd million inhabitants of the U.K., living through it hasn't been a pleasant experience — no university institutional-review board would have allowed this kind of brutal human experimentation.
Extensive similarities in anatomy, physiology and genetics have allowed numerous inferences about human biology to be drawn from murine experimentation.
If not, don't worry: the Guardian have allowed me to do this OBO on MDMA in the name of scientific, journalistic and social experimentation.
Improvements like these have allowed roasters to make coffee that tastes like Seville oranges or toasted almonds or berries, and that sense of experimentation is trickling down to the mass market; Starbucks, for instance, now has a Blonde Roast.
